Sentence examples for fairly cumbersome from inspiring English sources

"Moving from slacks and a golf shirt to this fairly cumbersome package resulted in the challenge of how to manage and house it all," Mr. Connors said.

Another sticking point is that the technology remains fairly cumbersome by requiring users to push buttons on their phone to establish a connection with a system in the car or house.

Solving for the steady state is fairly cumbersome and requires an iterative solution.

But the process for doing that today can still be fairly cumbersome, he says.

It's an intriguing idea — anecdotally, I know the uncertainty of being matched with a stranger impacts some people across Asia's interest in peer-to-peer rides, let alone ride-pooling — but initially the system of building out friend groups seems like a fairly cumbersome one.

Ko and Aluru's choice results in a simple combine phase (similar to Step 2 of the SA-IS algorithm combine phase described later), but a fairly cumbersome divide phase.

(This makes it somewhat cumbersome to read).

But most technologies coming to market now are still fairly primitive and cumbersome to use.

The proof is given in Appendix D Proof of Proposition 2. The expressions obtained for special cases are cumbersome but fairly easy to compute and do not require any integration.

But land transactions are fairly transparent, land registration is cumbersome and expensive, and land holdings are hard to hide.

The reasons were fairly straightforward: Medicaid, while free, had a cumbersome enrollment process that required a face-to-face interview and reams of paperwork; Child Health Plus did not.